A League Of Their Own Didn't Leave The Legacy Geena Davis Had Hoped For
Still, the fact that we're still talking about Penny Marshall's film shows that it still holds a special place in people's hearts.
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Tales From The Box Office: 15 Years Ago, The Simpsons Movie Embiggened A Cromulent Franchise
In 2007, The Simpsons made a splash at the summer box office (with a little help from Spider-Pig). -
A Real-Life Wall Street Scandal Changed The Fate Of Working Girl
Mike Nichols' Working Girl is one of the most emblematic films of the 1980s, but due to a real life Wall Street scandal, it almost didn't get made. -
Lucasfilm Is Trying To Expand The Star Wars Galaxy, And It Must Evolve Or Die
The solution going forward is to simply execute a creative Order 66. Lift up Star Wars, turn it upside down, and shake all the crumbs out. -
The Daily Stream: Ever After Is A Cinderella Story With A Self-Rescuing Princess
'The point, gentlemen, is that they lived.' -
Industrial Light & Magic Senior Vice President On The Biggest Challenge Facing The VFX Industry
'I think it's the content boom, and the pressure to produce high-quality work at a low cost in short time, that is an industry-wide issue.' -
The Daily Stream: A Knight's Tale Is A Delightfully Anachronistic Comedy With A Great Message
Can we choose something different than what life has offered us? That's the question A Knight's Tale asks. -
Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Teaser: The Final Season Brings Back Familiar Faces
Time for one last ride. -
The Daily Stream: The To Do List Is A Call For More Women-Led Sex Comedies
Aubrey Plaza is a high school valedictorian who has some catching up to do in '90s-set sex comedy The To Do List. -
MCU Superpowers That Don't Quite Make Sense
Sometimes Marvel Cinematic Universe heroes' powers don't really add up. Let's take a look at some of the MCU superpowers that don't quite make sense. -
Is Lord Of The Rings Composer Howard Shore Returning To Score The Rings Of Power?
Is Shore returning to Middle-earth? -
Jeff Bridges Was A Little Confused About His Big Lebowski Casting
Still, there was a lot to love in the black comedy about a dude and his rug. -
Beyoncé Made Sure Austin Powers In Goldmember Marketing Accurately Represented Her Figure
Foxxy Cleopatra, early icon of body positivity. -
The Daily Stream: Clue Remains The King Of Great Movies That Absolutely Shouldn't Work
"I hated her ... so much! It ... the … flame- flames. Flames! On the side of my face! Breathing, breathle- heaving breaths..." -
Jordan Peele's Movie Budgets Keep Getting Bigger
With big budgets come high expectations. Horror wunderkind Jordan Peele is learning that as his next film Nope premieres -- his highest budgeted film to date. -
The Graduate's Salacious Script Was A Bridge Too Far For Ava Gardner
Gardner wasn't thrilled about the intimate scenes between Mrs. Robinson and Benjamin Braddock. -
The Big Lebowski Ending Explained: The Dude Abides
There's more to The Big Lebowski than the mystery of someone who wasn't really missing in the first place. -
The Tragic Jumper Incident That Cost A Crew Member Their Life
Dangerous working conditions led to the death of a veteran set dresser on the set of Jumper. -
Javier Bardem Had A Dream Come True With His No Country For Old Men Casting
"I'm so proud to belong to a Coen brothers movie." -
TV, Interrupted: Dark Angel Was Canceled On A Cliffhanger Ending
James Cameron directed a truly epic cliffhanger finale for Dark Angel season 2. Then Fox canceled the show. -
How Heath Ledger Used His Own Self Doubt To Fuel His Acting
Heath Ledger was able to harness all of his natural nervous energy and gift-wrap it for the audience. -
The Russo Brothers Explain Why Their Biggest Inspiration Is A Classic French Director
'Our biggest influence at the time was the French New Wave.' -
Mean Girls Ending Explained: Girl World Was At Peace ... But Should It Have Been?
Mean Girls may be a classic, but that ending definitely pulls its punches. -
Why Forrest Gump Took Almost A Decade To Finally Make It To The Big Screen
Forrest Gump is perhaps the most American movie of the past half-century, but it had a long road to production, full of doubt over its commercial viability. -
A League Of Their Own's Most Memorable Moment Came From A Throwaway Line
There's no crying in baseball. -
How Wes Anderson Found The Perfect Home For The Grand Budapest Hotel
It's a journey worth checking in for. -
The Director Of My Cousin Vinny Nailed That Owl Shot In One Take
Director Jonathan Lynn must have breathed a huge sigh of relief when he realized the take was usable.
